whats the NPK ratio here? this is for late flowering stage?
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Im not sure about the NPK but I used it with with the go Box flowering organic nites and saw no difference I believe it is glorified Cal Mag
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I believe it's 5ml per gallon. You can use this at 1/2 strength through the Veg period, it says it helps with cell and stem structure and the formation of flower sites! But to conserve since it's kind of expensive and not a big bottle, it's mostly intended and made for the flowering stage of the plants life! You'll wanna use this in combo with any other nutrients you're using starting at the 1st sign of flowering, or if growing indoors when u switch the light schedule to 12hrs on and 12hrs off! Depending on what you're growing, I'm assuming you're growing "Special Plants", then during the flowering stage you'll use this every other watering or if on a 3 day cycle, day 1 feed with water/nutrient solution, including your Bud Candy, 2nd day let dry out or use just plain water,(pH 5.5-6.5) for optimal results, and the 3rd day if you didn't need to water day before, then you'll feed your plants with plain water. Some peoples setups are different, indoor, outdoor, so the rate fluid absorption will vary depending on different scenarios, such as plastic pots as to fabric pots, temp, humidity! Just use your own judgment on the look and feel of your grow medium. Me personally, I like to let a day go in between watering with the nutes and with plain water, that way it gives the roots and plant more time to absorb and use the available nutrients before it gets diluted and flushed when fed with just water! Also, the rootzone prefers a little dry out period in between waterings, which causes roots to grow and reach for moisture which helps make for a healthy root zone, and noticeable vertical plant growth! I hope this helps u out a little better without confusing you! If anything isn't clear just reply. Happy Growing!
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N-P-K refers to the ratio of important elements in a fertilizer or soil amendment. N stands for nitrogen, which is responsible for strong stem and foliage growth. P is for phosphorus, which aids in healthy root growth and flower and seed production. K stands for potassium, which is responsible for improving overall health and disease resistance.
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I bought from the same vendor, but I am not the seller. Most of mine died early on, but prob bc I planted too deep around the roots. I read that if you pluck the flowers during first fruiting, the next harvest will be exponentially fuller. Good luck!
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I use 1 because the bloom is adequate. If you use the grow led them use 2 red flower boost
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it depends on what type of plants your growing. But most people would use the 6400 for the veg stage of the plants life and the 3k or warm for the flower stage. Plants want the blue spectrum for root and branch growth red spectrum for flower growth. I myself for flower though always keep at least one blue for every 3 warm or dual hoods or dual arc bulbs. I find its best to keep a good spectrum especially in the first few weeks of flower when they do so much growth. give them what they want so they dont have to ask for it ;)
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I do not know what you mean by NPK fertilizer and can not explain the lack of calcium. I do know, however, that the stuff worked very well. had plants nearly 6 feet high. It also helped my peppers, cucumbers, and watermelon.
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I wish I knew what to tell you. I too planted my bulbs late. They came up and were green but have now gone dormant. I plan to leave them in and expect they will adjust and begin growing in late summer when they shoud. I know that's not much of an answer, but thought I'd let you know my plans. Good luck and let's hope we have some saffron come Christmas!
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Yes, this is the one you want for flowering. I have had better success with veg/clone with exclusively a blue light instead of the red/blue.
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Mine bloomed after about a month in the ground....and has continued to bloom. This is it's first spring/summer now fall since planting so the plants are still young. They are beautiful
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N-P-K rating is Nitrogen, Phosphore and Potasium percent in each formula. I don't remember if it had the 32-0-4 rating, but I bought it because has a formulation to extend moisture on lawns.. And the weight... I think is half pound.
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Not sure about results. Bought late in season so I'll wait to see when my plumerias come out of hybernation this winter
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Yeah it should be. I think the most light demanding plant I am growing is rotala indica and it grows like crazy. Everything else I am growing is not as demanding but doing well also (anubis nana, subwassertang, moss balls, java fern, and java moss).
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Twelve continuous hours of dark in every 24 hour cycle is what will make your plants bud. They will flower under this bulb, but it's more geared towards vegging. You want to use the FLD125 2700K for flowering. I couldn't find the wing with a 2700K bulb, or even the wing alone, so I just took the 6500K bulb out for use in my vegging section (without a wing) and put in a 2700K bulb in my flowering section. I have some seriously happy girls. The wing is well-made and worth every penny. (especially if you're graduating from aluminum foil) Happy growing! Dan
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It has to do with the light timing.I ran the light 24/7 for veg.Then to start flowering 12/12.
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It is VERY noticeable, I have a 2700K and a 2100K right next to each other and the 2100K has more blue added to the spectrum, the visible light is somewhat purple whereas the 2700K is very red. The 2100K is marked "for veg and flower" I've never tried using it by itself but I imagine it would make a suitable light if you could only afford to get one bulb, it's not ideal for veg but it'll work and it's great for flower.
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Im not sure yet i havent tried growing them yet. where i live its -32 right now